John Enrietto is a Sports Editor for the Butler Eagle, focusing on local sports in Butler, Pennsylvania. With a passion for covering high school athletics, John has written numerous articles highlighting the achievements, challenges, and exciting moments of athletes and teams in the area. His work has also been featured in the Cranberry Eagle.
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Butler, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
John Enrietto's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly high school sports such as basketball, wrestling, and track and field. He also covers college sports to some extent.
If you are involved in the local sports scene in Pennsylvania or have insights into the performance of high school or college teams in these specific sports, John would likely be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if you can provide evolving stories related to local sporting events or athletes within his geographic focus area, he may find your input valuable for his coverage.
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Butler boys volleyball team nips Seneca Valley, 3-2, on Alumni Night
The cartoon image of someone getting an idea is a light bulb turning on above his head. When it comes to Jack Cohen, that bulb never shuts off. “He’s always coming up with ideas. That brain never stop...
By: John Enrietto
LOS ANGELES — While a senior at Seneca Valley, Cole McDonough helped the Raiders’ boys volleyball team finish as PIAA Class 3A runner-up.
Sophomore southpaw Christie shuts down Warriors late for win
Butler County Tourism & Convention Bureau promotes area golf courses
GROVE CITY — If they had feelings, the chairs in Tori Stevenson’s residence would feel pretty lonely.
Mars 10-year-old places 8th overall at Pittsburgh UPMC 5k
By: John Enrietto
Forget the rare diagnosis, numerous chemotherapy treatments and continually beating the odds. Aiden Bartley just wants to be a kid. At Highfield Park’s dek hockey rink recently, the Butler youth got t...
Yellowjackets end softball season with 2-1 loss to Mohawk
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